Stevie Played The Blues (Level IV) A 12/8 shuffle with a touch of R & B and jazz. The "Stevie" is Steve Ray Vaughn, from whom the groove was borrowed. The solo section could feature guitar or tenor saxophone with backgrounds in the style. After the solos, there is an exciting ensemble section without rhythm section, where the horns are pitted against the baritone sax. The ranges are all within a high school level, with optional 8va sections cued in the lead trumpet. 8 Brass
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BERT LIGON is USC's director of Jazz studies. He received his Bachelor of Music and his Master of Music in jazz piano performance and arranging from the University of North Texas. With his jazz band, Bert Ligon on Condor, he has received many awards including national PBS awards, a KATIE, a SECA, and an Emmy nomination Many of his jazz band compositions are published by UNC Jazz Press. Several have been featured on CD's recorded by the University of North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band. Ligon's book, Connecting Chords with Linear Harmony, is published by Houston Publishing, Inc. He toured with the Maynard Ferguson Orchestra, and has performed with Randy Brecker, Mel Torme, Diane Schuur, Dianne Reeves and others. Before coming to Carolina, he taught at the University of North Texas. Ligon is president-elect of the South Carolina chapter of the International Association of Jazz Educators. At USC, Ligon coordinates the jazz combos, teaches jazz theory, arranging, commercial music electronics, and applied jazz lessons.
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